Sentences with phrase «such redefinition»

(13) Such redefinition can also occur at many different levels of personality structure or attitude centrality.

Many different attempts have been made to effect such a redefinition from a functional perspective.

Now that the Rebbe is dead, it is an open question whether or not Schneerson's successors (whoever they turn out to be) will bring about such a redefinition.

(Would education or engineering or philosophy accept such redefinition?

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The fact that this is such an exception «proves the rule» that there has been a long - term policy of silence concerning the redefinition of the family and sex since the 1968 Encyclical Humanae Vitae (see our July 2007 editorial).

One such weakness is that Machiavelli's redefinition of virtue led him to overlook the insight of classical political philosophy that rulers can not rule their cities well unless they rule their own souls with moral virtue, classically understood.

The stereotypical images of women (passive, weak and faithful, or domineering, demanding and slutty) were redefined as assertive, powerful and in control of their own sexuality.In popular culture this redefinition was evident: Disney heroines changed drastically and powerful media icons like Madonna, or Queen Latifah came to be just like series such as Sex and the City (1998 — 2004), and Girlfriends (2000 — 08).

The find could force a redefinition of minerals to include such quasicrystals.

When mainland directors started to tackle the genre, though, it was more in the direction of sumptuous historical fantasies designed for international audiences (such as Zhang Yimou's Ying xiong [Hero, 2002]-RRB- than in the redefinition of the essence of wuxia.

Specific trends include: personalized learning; large - scale initiatives such as Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and 1:1, makerspaces; digital badging / microcredentials as a move toward competency based learning; a redefinition of learning spaces; and the integration of academies and smaller learning communities (schools within a school) to provide more rigorous pathways that cater to the diverse interests of students.

Performance has become such a catchword in contemporary art circles, as artists and critics alike seek to characterize the current shifts in production toward acting out or interacting with audiences — frequently in order to intersect artistic practice with political agency and redefinitions of protest — that I ought to have entered Tate Modern's «The World as a Stage» with ears prickling and eyeballs peeled.